Manchester United chief executive Richard Arnold has admitted last season was "disappointing" but vowed new boss Erik ten Hag will turn things around.
United finished the season in sixth place, 35 points behind champions Manchester City and with 58 points, their lowest total of the Premier League era. Against that backdrop, Arnold, who succeeded Ed Woodward as United chief executive, acknowledged it had been a poor season, but said work was ongoing to turn the situation around.
Arnold said: “It has clearly been a disappointing season for the men’s first-team. Work is well underway to address this, led by our Football Director, John Murtough and our new manager, Erik ten Hag.
